Exclusivité, une très belle interview d'Axelle Perrier réalisée par Edwin Toledo pour Time of Beauties. J-6 avant Miss Monde, la belle martiniquaise se dévoile en anglais ;)
Located in the heart of the Caribbean archipelago, Martinique is one of the Windward Islands in the Lesser Antilles. Its eastern coastline borders the Atlantic Ocean while its western coast is flanked by the Caribbean Sea. Martinique has a surface area of 1101 square kilometers. The rugged mountainous landscape to the north is geologically young. Mount Pelée is the island’s highest peak. The north is characterized by dense forests, rivers and waterfalls. In the center, the Lamentin Plain transitions to the south’s gentler and geologically older landscape of rolling hills. The southern coast is dotted with many picturesque bays and coves. In the southernmost part of the island, a savanna of petrified trees is an unusual geological sight. Martinique has a fairly mild climate and the heat is never excessive. Due to the tropical climate conditions in Martinique, the island is lush with vegetation: lavish tropical forests, groves, savannas, countless species of trees, fruits, plants and flowers, not to mention the mangrove forests. The wildlife mainly consists of birds, fish and shellfish, as well as small lizards, iguanas and trigonocephalus snakes that are only found in Martinique. The manicou, a type of opossum, is one of the rare mammals to be found in the Antilles. The mongoose, however, was introduced by humans to control the snake population. Martinique has a multiethnic population. This diversity stems from the cultural mixing of the island’s successive inhabitants: Amerindians, Europeans, Africans, Indians, Levantines and Asians. The island has been marked by multiple influences and cultural mixing; its eventful past is evidenced by its architecture, historic monuments and museums. Approximately one quarter of the population resides in the administrative capital, Fort-de-France. Martinique is truly a land of tradition and culture, with a rich history of crafts and literature by renowned authors and famous poets, music and dance, lifestyle and gastronomy. Numerous religious denominations are present in Martinique. The official language is French, although everyone speaks Creole, a language that is a blend of Old French, English, and African languages, as well as surviving Amerindian terms. Martinique debuted in Miss World 2005 and reached the semifinals in 2009. This year Axelle Perrier, Miss Monde Martinique 2011, will represent her nation in Miss World 2011
The Times of Beauty proudly presents Axelle Perrier, Miss Monde Martinique 2011, in an exclusive interview for our interview series, Meet the Misses.
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http://www.timesofbeauty.com/2011/10/2011-meet-misses-v49-miss-monde.html
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